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How do you show % increased or decreased in the summary label?

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    It is not possible to add an x-axis to the Spark Bar (maybe suggest this in the idea exchange?). Alternative:

    • You could add it as part of your data label.
    • You could also use the Flex Table, which allows has the same change indicators, but gives more options for labeling the graph.
    • You could achieve a similar summary number on a standard bar chart (where you're actually allowed to have an x-axis). You could do it with HTML formatting and Unicode characters like 👡 and 👢. Here's an article with some examples of HTML formatting:
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  • To show a % change in a summary number, you'll need to calculate the % change in a beastmode (calculated field). Once you have created the beastmode, you can select it as your summary number value.

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  • How can we show the green one (173.6% increase)?

  • edited January 2024

    ((Last Value - First Value) / First Value) * 100

    I don't know the structure of your dataset or what represents your first and last values, but you'll need to create the above logic in a beastmode.

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  • Hi Coleman,

    I understand that beastmode but I want to show that green part… do you know how?

  • Do you mean can you make a summary number green? Or how do you create a summary number? The green part is showing already, do you want it to show somewhere else?

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  • How can I show this?

  • I can make a beastmode and get the %. But my question is how to show that arrow (increase) and also when you hover the mouse, you can see the first value and the last value? thank you !!

  • Oh I see, this screenshot is not from something you've made. You are trying to recreate it. Here are the steps:

    1. Chart Types > Gauges > Multi-value Columns
    2. Set a gauge value
    3. Set a comparison value
    4. Properties > Change Value Options > Value > Percent Change
    5. Properties > Change Value Options > Hover Text > Current Value: %_VALUE
    Previous Value: %_COMPARISON_VALUE

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  • Hi Coleman,

    Yes Coleman, I am sorry I didn't make that card. I want to show that in the summary number position but not as the main chart.

  • Domo Employee

    That is just the chart type. It is called a sparked bar and is found in the "other charts" section:

  • @Kailin Ah, yes with the full screenshot I see that that is a different chart type called Spark Bar as @ST_-Superman-_ pointed out.

    Chart Types > Other Charts > Spark Bar

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  • Is there a way I can show an X-axis label in this type of chart? I want to show the fiscal year on the x-axis.

  • Answer βœ“

    It is not possible to add an x-axis to the Spark Bar (maybe suggest this in the idea exchange?). Alternative:

    • You could add it as part of your data label.
    • You could also use the Flex Table, which allows has the same change indicators, but gives more options for labeling the graph.
    • You could achieve a similar summary number on a standard bar chart (where you're actually allowed to have an x-axis). You could do it with HTML formatting and Unicode characters like 👡 and 👢. Here's an article with some examples of HTML formatting:
      Site faviconCustomer Support Community

    Please πŸ’‘/πŸ’–/πŸ‘/😊 this post if you read it and found it helpful.

    Please accept the answer if it solved your problem.

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